Please Note- CS400/VS400 re-named to Bajaj Kratos VS400 —- Bajaj is almost done readying the much awaited Pulsar CS400. The production-spec CS400 has been named as the VS400. While the company is yet to announce the launch date, it’s highly likely the Bajaj Pulsar VS 400 launch date will fall in the November-December 2016 period. The price of this 400cc Pulsar could start at Rs. 1.8 Lakhs. The VS 400 will cost less than the KTM 390 Duke but will have the same engine. However, the engine has been retuned to offer a higher mileage. Read on for all we know about the upcoming Bajaj Pulsar VS 400.
The Pulsar VS 400 has already been spied many times. Those regular here would remember the numerous spy shots and videos we’ve shared of the upcoming Pulsar motorcycle. The Pulsar VS 400 launch will take place ahead of the launch of the RS400.
Also See – Pulsar RS400 | Pulsar 150NS | Pulsar 400cc Bikes
1. Bajaj Pulsar VS400 Launch Date
Bajaj Pulsar VS 400 Launch Date | November-December 2016 |
Bajaj Pulsar VS 400 Bookings | November 2016 |
- Based on CS400 concept from Auto Expo 2014
- Pulsar VS 400 launch delayed
- Rumours abound that the Bajaj Pulsar VS 400 launch date pushed back to cope with the increase in demand during the festive season.
- Bajaj Pulsar VS 400 bookings could start after Diwali
- VS 400 will become most expensive Pulsar ever
- It will also become most expensive Bajaj bike ever
- It shares its 373.3 cc engine with the Duke 390
- Spares to be cheaper than 390 Duke
- Second Bajaj bike, after V150 to launch this year
- VS400 gets world-class design and features
- Brochure leaked
Also See- List of all Upcoming Bajaj Pulsar bikes in India
2. Bajaj Pulsar VS 400 Price in India
With Single-Channel ABS | Rs. 1.68 Lakhs |
With Dual-Channel ABS | Rs. 1.8 Lakhs |
- To cost up to Rs. 30,000 less than KTM 390 Duke
- Will be available in Single-Channel and Dual-Channel ABS models
- LED headlamp/taillamp, dual disc brakes, digital speedo standard on both models
- Will rival the likes of Mahindra Mojo 300 and Royal Enfield Himalayan
- The upcoming RS 400 could cost slightly more than VS 400
Also See- New Avenger | Pulsar VS400 vs KTM 390 Duke | Suzuki Gixxer 250 | Pulsar VS400 vs Mahindra Mojo
3. Bajaj Pulsar VS 400 Specs
Engine Displacement | 373.2 cc, Triple Spark Plug |
Power | 35 BHP @ 9,000 RPM |
Torque | 33 Nm@ 7,000 RPM |
Cooling | Liquid-Cooled |
Number of Cylinders | 1 |
Transmission | 6-Speed Manual |
Front Brake | 300 mm Disc |
Rear Brake | 230 mm Disc |
Front Suspension | Telescopic Forks |
Rear Suspension | Gas-charged Monoshock |
Wheel Size | 17-Inch |
Wheel Type | Alloy |
Tires | MRF Tubeless |
- Powered by KTM 390 Duke‘s 373 cc, single-cylinder engine
- Engine is mated to 6 speed manual gearbox
- Max. power output of 35 PS
- Peak torque of 33 Nm
- Higher fuel mileage expected
- Engine could have BAL’s DTSi Triple Spark Plug tech
- It could have a top speed of 155 kmph
- Disc brakes at both wheels
- Attractive 17-inch alloy wheels
- Single-channel ABS on base variant
- Dual-channel ABS on top model
4. Bajaj Pulsar VS 400 Mileage
City | 27 KMPL |
Highway | 33 KMPL |
Overall | 30 KMPL |
- Bajaj seems to have optimized the fuel mileage
- Higher fuel mileage at cost of peak power
- 27 KMPL under city riding expected
- Could become the most fuel efficient bike in its category
- ARAI-claimed mileage could be around 35 KMPL
Also See- 2016 Bajaj Platina Returns 104 KMPL
5. Bajaj Pulsar VS 400 Features
- LED Headlamps standard on both models
- LED Daytime Running Lamps
- Twin LED Taillamps
- Front and Rear Disc Brakes standard on both models
- Dual Channel ABS on top model
- Single Channel ABS on base model
- Stylish End-can
- Gas-Charged Mono-Suspension at rear
- Digital Speedo Console with Gearshift Indicator
- Split Seats
- Stylish 17 inch black Alloy Wheels
- Split Grab Rails
- Sporty Engine Cowl
- Auto-cancelling indicators
- Tank Guard
- Backlit Switchgear
- MRF Tubeless Tires
- LED turn indicators
Bajaj Pulsar VS 400 Review Video
6. Bajaj Pulsar VS 400 Design
- Bajaj Pulsar VS400 looks almost like the CS400 Concept
- A world-class design that is mean and muscular
- Seems to take inspiration from Ducati Diavel
- Looks like an elder brother of the 200NS
- Front fascia has an aggressive design
- Upside down forks from CS400 NOT AVAILABLE
- NO clip-on handlebars to enhance street fighter image
- Highlights include muscular tank, aggressive headlamp, LED taillamps
- No garish body graphics
- Split grab rail
- Split seats
- Alloy wheels identical to CS400 concept
The Bajaj Pulsar VS 400 launch should see the advent of a powerful and a mean-looking Indian sports cruiser. Stay tuned for news updates on Bajaj Pulsar VS 400 Price, Launch Date and Specs.